Sentence examples for discriminative of from inspiring English sources

The regions where the SE features score less ranking are less discriminative of both groups.

Lactate levels higher than 2 mmol/L were not clearly discriminative of mortality in the Sepsis-2 defined categories of severe sepsis or septic shock.

This paper proposes a robust method to statistically rank SE features in a 64-channel EEG recording for the identification of visual ERP's produced in the brain that are highly discriminative of alcoholics and control groups.

In that study, 2,331 unique atom environments could be distinguished based on the most discriminative of the employed fragment models, which considered atomic number and seven bond types (single/double/triple bond in a chain or ring, respectively; and aromatic bond in a ring).

To address this problem, Lee et al. [26] proposed a new pathway activity inference method that uses only a subset of member genes, called CORGs (condition-responsive genes), whose combined expression levels are highly discriminative of the phenotypes.

ii) the selected module should contain nodes and edges discriminative of the metastasis status.

However, understanding of the structure responsible for regulation of these discriminative set of genes in prostatic cancer is required [ 14].

Of course, this type of feature quantization introduces the respective loss of the discriminative ability of the features.

(a) An example of three discriminative subwindows of an upright face detector.

The Area Under the ROC Curve (AUC) was calculated as a measure of the discriminative power of the test.

23 Further analysis of the discriminative ability of the items is suggested.